A 14-Year-Old Just Schooled The 'Financial Times' in Gender Equality

A letter one Financial Times reader wrote in response to a sexist headline the paper ran is going viral for the best kind of reason: The feminist badass who wrote it is only 14 years old.

Anna Schleiter Nielsen, from Oxford, United Kingdom, was apparently incensed by an article the paper published April 20 under the headline "Millennial Mums Going Gaga For Organics Spark J&J Rethink."

In a response letter to the editor, Nielsen politely dragged the paper for its regressive attitudes toward parenting.

"Surely it is not only mums who are concerned about baby care products, but also fathers, who might be offended that they are not mentioned," she wrote. "It is 2016 and parenting is generally regarded as a shared responsibility."

Severe ticking off for the FT from a 14-year-oldpic.twitter.com/qjsSj0N4ma